Hillsdale High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1953 volume:

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Northwestern University M, A, Northwestern University Library and Guidance JOHN DONNELLY B, S. Hillsdale College M.S. University of Michigan Coach, Geography and World History W, f2iQ1l E RUSSELL L. HUFFMAN B. S. Miami University M. A. Miami University History, Science JAMES R. INMAN B.S. Bowling Green State University M. A. Bowling Green State University Director of Athletics Basketball Coach JOHN F. ISBELL B.A. Hillsdale College History, Algebra ARLENE JACKSON B. S. Bowling Green State University Physical Education, Health LOWELL M. GREEN B.A. Indiana University M.A. University of Michigan Economics, History Civics, Journalism IANICE HAMPHILL B. A. Hillsdale College Spanish, History . s, ,Q I ,W PAULINE JACKSON B A Hillsdale College M A University of Michigan Latin, English :s RALPH O. KETROW A. B. Defiance College B, S, Defiance College M. A. Bowling Green State University English ? it 7 ELEANOR LEUTHEUSER A. B. Hillsdale College M. A. University of Michigan Biology JACK LINT A. B. Hillsdale College Junior Band and Assistant Band tw' 1 ' 1 I LLOYD MORNINGSTAR B. S. Ohio State University Agriculture-Farm Shop EARLE RICHARDSON B. S. Ed. University of Michigan Junior High Library Coach, Biology in ROBERT LINT B. A, Hillsdale College Band and Orchestra RUSSELL MAPLES B. S. Bowling Green State University Football Coach-Shop-Geography WALTER MARTINEN B. S. Northern College of Education Shop TRUE MOENCH B. A. Miami University English .9 jf, ,y,M,,t M' L CHARLIE S. ROUCH W B. S, Manchester College y VVIKV L 'X Mathematics 'T' f '9' ' ELIZABETH RUSSELL ' -Qaaug Homemaking B.S. H.E. Women's College of the U N HELEN SANDERSON A. B. Western Michigan College of Education French and English HATTIE MARIE SPITER1 A. B. Hillsdale College English VERNON D. STEVENS B. S. Hillsdale College M. A. University of Michigan A Chemistry and Physics ADRIENNE WEAVER ' gf wp! 'QT ww B. A. Ball State Teachers College 'USNO' Library ll JESSEN enior C arid 'erd Alger Dow, treasurer Be l 9 ver y Scovill, student councilg Kenneth Leffler, vice presidentg Mr. Don Clark, advisor: Glen McNeil, presidentg Bonnie Wheeler, secretaryg Bob Lape, student council. 13 MARY LOU ANDREWS Junior Play5 Y-Teens 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 French Club 3,45 Senior Band 2, 35 Tween Tower Paper 4. CHARLES ARCH E Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 ,,,,, Reserve Football I, 25 Track I, 2. Z 'R1'R, A 1 FORENCE ARNOLD Senior Class Play 45 Y-Teens 25 French Club 1, 25 Biology Club 2. FRED BACH Senior Class Play 45 Class Officers 35 5 F,F,A, 1, 2, 3,45 F.F.A. Basketball 4. BARBARA BAILOR Senior Class Play 45 Class Officers 25 Tween Tower Paper 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Bible Club 4. MARJORIE BATES Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G.A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 2,45 Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra r, 2, 3, 4. h. U, ff' 1 +, l K x ff' X N 'xi' DELORES BELL F.H,A. I, 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Bicycle Court 2. THEODORE BILDNER Senior Class Play 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Biology Club 2. sponsored By THE VICTOR ROWE STUDIO 14 DONALD CASCARELLI Hi-Y 45 Latin Club I, 25 Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Bicycle Court 2. THELMA CHAMPION Seniot Play5 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 T.T. Annual 45 T.T. Paper 2, 3. NANCY BONFIGLIO Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Junior Playg G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I, 2. WENDELL BORTELL Commercial Club 3, 45 Baseball I5 Commercial Club Basketball 3, 4. CHERIE BROWN Senior Play5 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 T.T, Annual 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Biology Club 25 Queen's Court 2. JERRY LOU BROWN Commercial Club 2, 35 F.H,A. I5 Y-Teens 2. THELMA CA LBETZER G.A.A. I, 25 Spanish Club 35 Commercial Club 4. JACK CARLOS Hi-Y 2, 3,45 H-Club 2, 3, 45 Comm 61 cial Club 45 Basketball I, 2, 35 Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club Basketball 4. BARBARA CLARK CATHERINE CRESSLER Y-Teens 2, F.H.A. I-2, Queen's Court 4. EDWARD DIETHRICH Class Officer 2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Latin Club I-2, Senior Band 1-2-3 -4, Orchestra 3-4, Officer 3-4, H-Club I 2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 2-3, Basketball: Reserve 2, Varsity 3-4, Football: Reserve I-2, Varsity 3-4, Track I-2, ALGER DOW F.F,A. I-2-3-4, Officer 4g Class Officer 4, Football: Reserve I-2, Varsity 3-4. GERALDINE DURYEA Bible Club 4. SHIRLEY EBEL Y-Teens 2-3-4, Officer 4, G.A.A. I-2- 3-4, Officer 3, Latin Club I-2, T. T. Annual 2-3-4, T. T. Paper 2-3-4, Cheer- leaders 2-3-4, Biology Club 2, Officer 2, Queens Court 4. R- TIS? QQ' . 16 5 'lb' MARY LOU EMERICH Y-Teensz-3, G.A,A. I-2-3, Com- mercial Club 3-4, Spanish Club I-2, Biology 2. BARBARA FINDLAY Transferred from Monroe in Senior year. MNH my V' 3 L m '., 1 fflf nantnn r l g t 4 ,, l: Ai LYLE GRUNDISH SHARON HAMMEL Y-Teens 2-3-4, Officer 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Officer 3-4, Latin Club I-2, Officer 2, T. T. Annual 4, Biology Club 2. 'S A? RICHARD FOSTER Commercial Club 2-3-4, Reserve Football 2, Commercial Club Basketball 2-3-4, Biology Club 2. VINCENT FOX H-Club I-2, Commercial Club 4, Bicycle Court 2, Reserve Football I-2, Baseball I-2-3-4, Commercial Club Basketball 4. RICHARD FRANTOM Junior Class Play, Varsity Football 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. GERALD FRANTZ Hi-Y 3-4, Officer 4, Senior Band I-2- 3-4, T. T. Paper 3-4, Reserve Football 2. ALBERT FRENCH F.F.A. 2-3-4. NORMA GOSSMAN Y-Teens 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Transferred from Coldwater Junior year. PEGGY HILL Transferred from Jonesville in Junior Year. IANE HODGSON Class Officers Ig Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Of- ficer 4, G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Latin Club x, 23 French Club 3, 4, Officer 45 Tween Towers Paper 3, 4, Student Council 3, Officer 3, D.A.R. Good Citizen, 4. PATRICIA HORSCH Y-Teens 3,43 G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A. Ig Tween Towers Paper 43 Bible Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. SHIRLEY HUTCHINS G.A.A. 21 F.H.A. Ig Commercial Club 2g Biology Club 2. RICHARD INMAN Latin Club I, 23 H-Club 2, 3, 4, Bicycle Court 2, 3, Basketball Reserve 2, 3, Var- sity 43 Football Reserve I, 2g Varsity 3, 4, I Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN KAST French Club 2. Q!!! 18 JULIA KEILEY Junior Class Play, Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 G.A. A. 2, 3, 4g French Club I, 23 Tween Tower Paper 3f4- l PAUL KEISER DENNIS LAWTON H-Club 3-4, Basketball: Reserve 2-3, Varsity 4, Football: Reserve I-2, Var- sity 3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4. KENNETH LEFFLER Class Officer 4, Latin Club 2-3, Student Council 4. THOMAS KESLER Senior Class Play, F. F. A. 2-3, F. F. A. Basketball 2-3, Bible Club 4, Officer 4. WILLIAM KIRK Latin Club I-2. ROBERT KIZER Varsity Football 4, Track 3-4, Trans- ferred from Camden Junior year. PHILLIP KNEEN Hi-Y 2-3-4, Officer 3, Latin Club I-2, Officer 2, Senior Band 1-2 -3 -4, Orchestra I-2-3, Officer 3, T.T. Paper 3, H-Club 2-3-4, Officer 3, Basketball: Reserve 2, Varsity 3-4, Football: Reserve I-2, Varsity 3-4, Golf I-2-3-4. ROBERT LAPE Hi-Y 3-4, Latin Club I-2, Senior Band I-2-3-4, T. T. Annual 3-4, H-Club I- 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Basketball: Reserve 2, Varsity 3-4, Football: Reserve I-2, Varsity 3-4. MARTHA LAURIE Senior Class Play chr. , Y-Teens 3. REBECCA LITTLE Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Latin Club, I, 2, Biology Club 2. PAUL LOPRESTO Class Officer 3, French Club 2, Student Council 3. WILLIS MCARTHUR Senior Band 2.3.4. F-F-A- 3.4. F-F-A- P' Basketball 4. GERALDINE McDOWELL Y -T eens, 2. PATRICIA McKlNNEY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G. A.A. 1, 3, 4, Senior Play, Debate I,2, Latin Club I,2, Of- ficer 2, T.T. Annual 3,4, Editor 4, T.T. Paper 3-4' GLENWOOD MCNEIL Class Officer 4, F. F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Track 1, F.F.A. Basket- ball 3, 4, Student Council 4. . I . LN Y? H PHILIP MATTSON l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Senior Band 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 4, Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, Track 2, 4. MARSHALL MATZ Latin Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4 Biology Club 2, Commercial Club Basketball 4. 4 3 s f '2 ' rs.-ff' DALE OBERLIN T. T. Paper 3, 4, H-Club 4, Basketball Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Football Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball r, 2, 3, 4. JANET PETERSON Transferred from New Jersey in Senior Year. Y-Teens 4, G.A.A. 4, Senior Play, T.T, Paper 4, Commercial Club 4, Majorettes 4. rr., in-1' FREDERICK MICKLOW Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Latin Club I,2, Senior Band I,2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Golf I, 2, 3, 4. SUE MONTGOMERY Junior Play, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Biology Club 2. ANN MORNINGSTAR Transferred from Montpelier in Senior Year. Y-Teens 4, G. A.A. 4, French Club 4. REBECCA MORRISON Y-Teens 2, 3,4, G.A.A. 2, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Officer 4, T. T. Paper 2, 3, 4. MARILYN MUMFORD Transferred from St. Louis in Senior Year F.H.A. 4, Officer 4, County Cherry Pie Queen. JAMES NEWELL 3 r JACK REAMER Basketball: Reserve 2-3, Varsity 4, Varsity Football 3-4, Baseball I-2- 3-4, Captain 4. IANE REAMER Class Officers r-2, Y-Teens 3-4, Officer 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, T. T. Paper 3, -Queen's Court 3. ROBERT REYNOLDS Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3-4, Basketball: Reserve 2, Football Reserve I-2, Track I, Commercial Club Basketball 3-4. CARLENE RICH Y-Teens 2-3-4, F.H.A. 4, Biology Club 2. DWAYNE RIKER Senior Class Play chr. 4, F.F. A. 2-3-4, Football 2, F. F. A. Basketball 4. TOM RINGLE Commercial Club 3-4, Baseball I, Commercial Club Basketball 3-4. an It F CHARLES ROWE Latin Club 2-3. JAY SCHILLING Iunior and Senior Class Play Chr .F.A. 4. Quin . A A A ' ' ws. : V- I, 'X ,,LW kkW.- , K :I A NORMAN SLOAN Junior and Senior Class Play, French Club I-2-3, Senior Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Officer 4, Bicycle Court 3-4, Biology club 3. JOYCE SMITH Senior Class Play, Y-Teens 2-3-4 T.T. Paper 4, Commercial Club 2-4, Biology Club 3, Officer 3, Spanish Club I. 'SN 23 DEAN SCOGGINS F.F.A. 2-3-4, Officer 4, H-Club 3-4, Football: Reserve I-2, Varsity 3-4, F.F Basketball 2-3-4. BEVERLY SCOVILL Class Officer r-3, Y-Teens 2-3-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Latin Club 1-2, T.T. Annual 2, T.T. Paper 3-4, Editor 4, Student Council 4, Of- ficer 4. GARY SCOVILLE Junior and Senior Class Play, Hi -Y 3-4, Senior Band I-2-3-4, Officer 4, T. T. Paper 4, Track 2-3-4. CAROL SEIPLE F.H.A. 2-3-4, PA MA LOO SHAW SALLY SLEEPER Y-Teens 2-3-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Latin Club I-2, French Club 4, Football Queen 4. DONNA sPRow G. A. A. 4. KENNETH STALHOOD F. F. A. 2-3-4, F. F. A. Basket- ball 3-4. CHARLES STUBBERFIELD Bicycle Court 2-3, Track Manager 2. FRANCIS SWAN F. F. A, 2-3-4, Officer 4, Track 2, F. F. A. Basketball 4. RICHARD SWINEHART Junior and Senior Class Play, Hi-Y 3-4, French Club 2-3, H-Club I-2-3-4, Manager: Football 4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4. GLORIA TRIECHMAN Class Officer 2, Y-Teens 2-3-4, Officer 3, G. A. A. I-2-3, T. T. Annual 3-4, T. T. Paper 3-4, Queen's Court 3. - -.Q .I , .M , :fx : 4 Y f I f:,,.:: fr. -'Q ION VAN DEUSEN F. F. A. 2-3-4, Officer 4, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Captain 4. RAY VAN HOOSEAR Senior Class Play, F. F. A. 2, Senior Band I-2-3-4. NOT PICTURED: RODNEY SOWERS Junior Class Play, Senior Band I-2-3-4, Biology Club 2, Bible Club 4, Officer 4. IAMES WILSON JERRY WILSON Class Officer 3, Hi-Y 3-4, Senior Band I-2-3-4, H-Club 2-3-4, Basket- ball: Reserve 2-3, Varsity 4, Football: Reserve I, Varsity 2-3-4, Track I-2- 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3. X1 SHIRLEY WATKINS Class Officer 2, Y-Teens 2-3-4, Officer 4, T. T, Annual 3-4, Student Council 2. MAURICE WEBB Commercial Club 3-4, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Football 4, Track 2, Commercial Club Basketball 3-4. BONNIE WHEELER Class Officer 4, Y-Teens 2-3-4, G. A, A. I'2-3-4, mm Club 1-2, Senior Band I-2-3. IANET WILDER Transferred from Grand Rapids Senior Year. CELESTE WILLIAMS Y-Teens 3-4, Latin Club 3, Orchestra 3-4, Officer 4, T. T. Paper 3-4, BETTY WILSON Y w I a E u,.s- f lfll'I'lQl' UIQ In 1918 the Turner Cup award was started by Ray A. Turner who had been an agriculture teacher here at HHS for eight years. Mr. Turner, who is now residing in Washington, D. C. , as Federal Representative 14' Club Leader, began the Turner Cup award to promote good citizenship and it has been carried on ever since. The Cup is an award given to a Senior student each year at graduation exercises to promote good scholarship. The student is selected by the High School faculty on the basis of his value to the school and its activities during four years of high school. Consideration is taken of the student's scholarship and citizenship as well. A certificate has been given as the symbol of honor since the cup could hold no more names. These people have had the honor bestowed upon them during the years 1918 Bert Stoll 1937 Hester Myers 1919 Bert Stoll 1938 Robert Warren 1920 Gertrude Schmitt 1939 Marion Smith 1921 Asher Schmitt 1940 Wayne Wilcox 1922 Isabel Aldrich 1941 Martha Bishop 1923 Joe Cascarelli 1942 William Friedrichs 1924 Beulah Nichols 1943 Con Gemmill 1925 Charles Payne 1944 C. J. Howe Jr. 1926 John Meighan 1945 LaVern Giauque 1927 John May 1946 Richard Gettings 1928 Doris Buell 1947 Portia Prettie 1929 Charles Sweeney Bernard Easterday 1930 John Isbell 1948 Edward Huffman 1931 Harold Moore 1949 Marcia Mattson 1932 Ola Gelzer Ardath Cole 1933 Gerald Duryea 1950 Keith Bailor 1934 Kenneth Bingham Joan Pierce 1935 Virginia Foulke 1951 Marilyn Schoonover 1936 Robert Wheaton 1952 James Callahan Jr. 26 . , 1' ,fb ' f 1 ,. 1 f ip - 1' 'U GIA!!! 1 C mums: +5 4. ,M A . . .-w.,-s 1, -rw. V ., .cwgf-'vrigrgfrgrgff'-,.-z-,nyf--:1N r-.-- -N -ur-W-ts aa- .v -..: -.mv ,Q-H-.--. .AN . 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Z, '1:L L, vt .-. 639, 5 S1 unior Cfadd icerd Mary Lou Melllck, Secretaryg Sharon Loney, Treasurerg Mrs. Spiteri, Class Advisorg Tom Arch, Presldentg Patsy Vaughan, Vice-Presidentg Earl Clark, Student Councllg Linda Burr, Student Council. 28 '21 uniom Ken Anthony , 4 , ,m,,V, V i, O Tom Arch 4- ch mdk Betsy Arch an A ' 'Ml . . N 322 I ffl ,,,,. kiyr V Duane Ash E l., E Barbara Barron A 3 Norma Bliss u f I 51? A K . L Nancy Bly 4 A , Jackie Booher ' Claudette Bradford Sharon Bray Q Phyllis Bueiow A , 9 C Linda Burr Connie Carver Tom Caskey Sharon Burlew 4 Darlene Champion Edmund Champion Earl Clark Joan Collins Nancy Davis Marian DeFrance AD- , si, i W ,- A 4. Q If' ' Q L A 'X -1 ., y H. Q ' ar ' 29 ,- as of ini K 'V ,:, . --v 5' 22? 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X :L . 3 , L 'A . it ag ,ogy is . i L ' 3 Z if .nv rig W P 9 51 38 Bill Leinbach Joel Little Janett Lowe Kay McClintic Gary McGrady Ted McElroy Marcia McLean Chloe Meyers Jim Meyers Phyllis Miller Keith Miller Lawrence Moore Stuart Moore Bill Moyer Dave Mullin K Melvin Nevins Dick Norris Mildred Palmer Doug Patuano Phil Piriczky Gary Peters Carol Ann Phillips Stan Prokuski Carter Ransom Sandra Raymond Dale Rich Walter Richard Anne Rockwood Gay Rockwood Gary Rowe .Tim Rowe Joan Sarles Norman Sarles Charles Saxton Lavilla Schuster Don Scoville Terry Sharrar Gladys Sheets Esther Shilling Bill Slade Suzanne Slagle Ronnie Sowers Mary Spangler Bob Spencer Jerry Spence Jerry Spier Myron Stafford Barbara Stanbridge Luther Steman Don Stevens Peter Strom Cleo Swan Norma Tanner Laurence Taylor Alberta Thorp Floretta Trenner Kathleen Wallace Bob White Karen Weisgerber A Skip Wilson J. D. Wineland Gerry Worth Carol Yoder Jim Zeiter T ik ,gn I CS : A ,X 'fini tl i ' 1 -Y 1 1 i -Q 1 .4 s Q,-lj' I 'll, ff A ,f W JF ', -SC- - W gg 5 -5 3 1- ' 4 W 5 W fl my T 2 f , . 4 J n Vkk, I '. c at -Q ir A 1 N z . Ji ' s '35 .ia A ,, Nlyrna Yoder E ,I by 3 9 it 'Q , ,i:,k ii 'v , sf 1 , If V , S The Twee Tower the The Sbaii o graunate CO0 X wxshes fo 'che 5 Pam hd wxsh the Sehxo -5 a og, they ah xh v erqthx h 5 aa ' to ' r ' he X oi ' e ' do. 40 iwz .ffl-?l'-,E .' .. pf , s- ,, W.. -V f M3 f v J ' ' .,, if ,h is ww, .nh gi ' , U Y 4 -V . tk N ? ' , ' -ff? Qfllif 3 ?'5,9,,,. 4 ,Q J ' T AIP' :L ,.., VK ,V ki N? ' in ,f , ' f 'K 2 M F 9-:L F -X 55:1- s if xx paul. 1 f 7 ' M fi? l i 5 N' if? hh ' ' W J' ' L' 3 if 4 . N ,, f..l I W.. ..- f-.Av ' -nh 41 ii-N Q ' 'K ,zr f An. f, A . 952 F , -iff ii E 1 , 3 . gif. f, i V? Q 6, M 1 X ky unior may The Junior Class presented Antigone on March 27. Antigone was protrayed by Sharon Bray. The sup- porting cast was Dick Stanbridge, narrator, Gladys Sussex, nurseg Marcia Schmitt, Ismeneg DanielSrnith, Haemong Ronald Stanton, Creong Darl Sanford, First Guard, Dudley Myers, Second Guardg Gary Schilling, Third Guard, Daniel Wilder, Messenger, Arlene Moore, Page, Barbara Struble, Eurydice. This Page sponsored by HILLSDALE STATE SAVINGS BANK 42 4 1x Wt r rf - . L . -K , 4, I ,W XL ,J . Q: Q ,b 4? wh! i ,K . Q. 4311 . mm 4 M if 8 unior af b,r1 ' 4 ,f X, 'f0,,s- 23' f 1 'f A. f 1 f ' .. , 2 .1 1 I ,. g Q 'v.. 1 K f f w I V, 5, A, I , 'Ja' , 1 I f v- f gm . fy 14,9 , f fi:i f17- ' - if. . ,. iv: ., ,i-'I VF' . A 'X ji' lf ' ff 4' ffrx, 19 igA 1 ,il '3f9g',f'.ii'. 5 D V ef' YE Qi -I- 'L , X ig, ,fa xy' f f. at paid .f Rn, D . 2' '. 1 43 9 ' of .1-4 . .ki ite.. V -',':Al: at N , F V t ' t y If? N I fa' X 2? K Q X A x D '- A y n-, , i it 'R , k Ah ,A 43-A if 'sf 2- ' ff? eff ue is' . V? A Ai Jy M jI Q.5Al'l'lel'l Pat Adams Gerald Anderson John Baker Ben Benders Erma Berry Carol Bohner Ruth Booher Martha Bonfiglio Dale Boyce Roxie Breese Bob Brown Rose Bump Joyce Burton James Carey Jeanne Caskey Richard Clapp Phyllis Clark Sandra Clark Paul De Franco Howard Dolan Sandra Draper Jennie Dresh Leon Drumm Anne Elliott Jerry Flowers Douglas Foulk Alan Fowler Bob Frantz Donald Freese Mary Gettings Helen Goshorn Marvin Granger David Gruber Doris Hagaman Judy Harnan Betty Hames Peggy Hames Mary Hansen Claris Harrington Phyllis Haskell Shirley Hatch Diane Hauer Marcus Hayes Torn Hodgson Sue Hoeger Stella Holody Kenneth Howald Wayne Hutchins Jerry Jenkins Chris Johnstone Margaret Kalder Edith Keiley Junior Kelley Bob Kirk Dick Kneen Donna Larnbright Jerry Lambright Margaret Lauder David Lint Marilyn Lippert Karon Lott Ireta Lowe Rita Luke Ralph Lupold Thais McArthur Sara Mattson Herbert Martin Pat McLain John Miller Beverly Moore Shirley Morrison Phyllis Newell 18 1 --,y - wg- A., 4? f 54 LQ I . am, , f V,-at - A , fx, Vx 1, i' . 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Joan Kizer Mary Laird Sharon Lambert Jane Larnbright Carl Larnbright Larry Lentz Penny Lint Charles Lippert John Lape Roger Losey Carol Lawbaugh Judy Lown Dick Luke Marvin Luke Bill Lyon Gail Maxfield Sally MeDowell David MCClintic Fred McLain Sonja McLain Judy Miner Judy Miller Susan Miller David Moorhead Jerry Morey Janice Motter Wayne Norbury Helen Nott Molly O'Meara Cynthia Parker Walter Pauken Donna Playford Tommy Potter Theresa Powell Charles Que rbach Karen Rumsey Rowena Randall Ann Raymond Jim Reason Sue Reynolds Sally Ringman Dick Roberts Dick Rosenberry Beverly Ross Alice Rowe Susan Salo Karen Sarles John Savarino Nancy Schmidt Kenneth Schmucke David Scoggins Brenda Scovill Larry Sharrar Alice Skinner Yvonne Slade Lee Snyder Marjorie Snyder Rachel Solomon Rozanne Sowers Ilene Spencer Jerry Spieth Cynthia Strom Lynn Stubberfield Patty Warner David Watkins Deloris Whaley Ray Whaley Martha Wheeler John Weisgerber David Willis Linda Wilson Dick Winchell Janet Woodard Bill Young 9-3 1- R , . 5 E T . ,fyx gif . 1 4 ww- .ii-gil is gk if -Q f . 1? 44 ,, 5 ,1 , Q X U . , so . 43- , Nh -1:31, , K E. vv c Q Y , Q NRM' t , t V 4 J -A I Y L . . me GW -5 sq-my 1' .JF 45 Nei, 3 A1 ..-my of qv -Jr' Q' 4 z if so fs- .L di li .4 Q4 rs J F is Ma .xg 2 Zh . , . cor KNYBS f-ff' f ' W A my-ann , mx ,W W A Scif flfwy New 09 fr' env Cfiuified at 5,9 6 56-fM,,Z . Gary Scoville . Norman Sloan Ray Van Hoosear Thomas Kessler Richard Swinehart Theodore Bildner Rebecca Morrison Florence Arnold . . Joyce Smith . Jan Peterson . Cherie Brown Thelma Champion Patricia McKinney and Barbara Bailor were students directorsg Fred Bach stage manager Jay Schilling electrician Duane Riker and Jon Van Duesen, propertles Peggy Hill costumes Geraldine McDowell make-upg Shirley Watkins Judy Kelley Celeste Williams and Nancy Bonfiglio, sceneryg Martha Laurie general chairman Phillip Kneen tickets Kenneth Leffler, publicityg This year the Senior Class presented Gramercy Ghost The play had recently appeared on Broadway and also the Ford Theater It was staged two The play was a h1lar1ous two act comedy in which the leading lady, Nancy Willard inherited a ghost Nathaniel Coombes Things became pretty complicated when Nathaniel dec1ded he was in love with Nancy Nancy broke her engagement with Parker Burnett because she had also fallen 1n love with Charles Stewart. Stewart was a reporter who helped her solve the problem of Nathaniel. f -2: .M -.,,.,,,,, , , ,-...M..W.w,.,,.....a.M,t, ,a.,a-,,s .,, ,w,,i,gt,,, vw V 4 X. .pa LUQQI1 OLUQI' UNMC!! y Members of the staff: Patricia McKinney, Editor, Judy Weisgerber, Assistant editor, Gloria Triechman, Photography, Sharon l-lammel, Advertising, Bob Lape, Sports, Kay Omera, Circulation, Shirley Watkins and Cherie Brown, Copy editors, Shirley Ebel, Cover, Assistants to the staff: Virginia Gray, Claudette Bradford, Sue Folger, Stuart Buchanan, ' Thelma Champion, Dick Stanbridge, Linda Burr, and Patsy Vaughan. 54 f K 2 4 I .giuclenf Counci Bill lvioyerg Sarah Savarinog Sally Vedder, Secretaryg Larry Millerg Glen McNielg Bob Lape, Presidentg Mr. Henry, Advisorg Beverly Scovill, Vice-Presidentg Patsy Vaughang Linda Burrg Earl Clarkg Kenneth Leffler. NOT PICTURED: Tom Arch, Treasurer. ic C e Courf ? Robert Frantzg Noma Wolfe, Clerkg Mary Zieglerg Jackie Booherg Norman Sloan, Presidentg Mr. Henry, Advisorg Gary McGradyg Robert Swinehartg Phillip Speithg Archie Shufelt. ...J MQAVQ, Li N-sv Vhtuus. i f 1-.,.,.-rf omecoming ueen anc! Kourf Anita Cascarellyg Marian Delfrancog Kate Cresslerg Joan Spiterig Queen, Sally Sleeperg Shirley Ebelg Sue Vanl-loutong and Sarah Savarlno. Sally Sleeper, Hillsdale High Senior, was crowned 1952 Homecoming Queen. She and her court were chosen by the football squad. She was crowned at the Coldwater game by the retiring l95l Queen, Joan Spiteri. 56 'x N. -.HAY X ' Q ,S E 'Wt- Y 'if1-,sg ' Q 'if ,:,, JAN PETERSON, JUDY DAVIS, JOAN SARLES, NANCY DAVIS a ore ffea 6AeerLacJeM Cherie Brown, Nancy Bly, Kay O'Meara, Sandra Masters, Linda Burr, Shirley Ebel. JA' y' 'l 0l'I'l'la The Hi-Y-Y-Teen Christmas formal, Mystic Holiday , was held in the Mauck School Gym, Saturday, December ZO, 1952 from 8:30 p.m. until midnight. Co-chairmen of the dance were Shirley Watkins and Phil Kneen. Committee chairmen were: decorations, Cherie Brown and Gary Scovilleg refreshments, Sally Sleeper and Dick Stan- bridge, publicity, Theora Trapp, music, Judy Pennock and Ted Diethrichg intermission, Sue Montgomery and Phil Mattsong chaperones, Karen Katzemeyer and Jerry Frantz, tickets, Claudette Bradford and Phillip Miles, furniture, Jane Hodgson and Fred Micklowg programs, Beverly Scovill and Bob Lape. Pat Ankney's all-girl orchestra from Western Michigan College provided the music. 58 Orckeo fra ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL First Violins Gay Rockwood, Concertmaster Laurence Taylor Betty Hames David Lint Peggy Hames Barbara Barron David Pankhurst Vlolas Sara Mattson, Leader Anne Elliott Diane Hauer Sue Hoeger Cellos Celeste Williams, Leader Lulah Marle Smith Frances Densmore Martha Bontlgllo Vlrglnia Gray Second Violins Marilyn Kahle, Principal Deanna Palms Judith Haman Thais McArthu1 Nancy Dlke Judith Plfer Mary Gettings Carol Fox Mary MacNea1 Jeanne Caskey Nancy Gray Bass Barbara Benedict Flutes Sarah Savarlno Carol Barnes Oboes Phillip Spleth Mary Jane Kinney Clarinets Margery Bates Lan'y Hayes BESSOOIIS Stuart Buchanan Tommy Towns Trumpets Ted Diethrich Sally Vedder Horns Charles Arch Shirley Hatch Trombone Fred N ott Percussion Norman Sloan J udlth Pennock Pianoforte Judith Pennock JI L QM.: W if xl' ,V 1 52 f '2' K h, lbik 44 1 S fm' ' i 1, L 1 . 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IST ROW: Duwayne Riker, Ken Stalhood, Dean Scoggins, Glen McNeil, Francis Swan, Fred Bach, Joe Van Deusen, Mr, Morningstar. 2ND ROW: John Donahue, Albert French, Dick Wilkins, Gerald Spence, James Myers, Dennis Draggoo, Cleo Swan, Willis McArthur. 3RD ROW: Bernard Kelley, Dale Rich, Ted Champion, Don Earles, Walter Richards, Jay Schilling, Dick Norris, Jim Hill, Dave Coldren. is hw-,r A 9 l I, A' 53 I 'r -N3--f-w-.ff , 5 if e GMA .grantee i5 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sanderson, Sharon Loney, Bill Leinbach, Jane Hodgson, Judy Weisgerber, Becky Morrison. SECOND ROW: Judy Keiley, Sue Hoeger, Karen Katzenmeyer, Sally Sleeper, Marian DeFranco, Judy Pennock, Kay O'Meara. THIRD ROW: Linda Burr, Mary Lou Andrews, Phil Spieth, Frank Betts, Robert Swinehart, and Fred Nott. FIRST ROW: Mr. Inman, Jerry Wilson, Dale Oberlin, Ted Todd, Dick Inman, Phil Kneen, Dennis Lawton. SECOND ROW: Dennis Draggoo, Peter Strom, Jack Luedermann, Tom Arch, Wendell Moy- er, Bob Lape, Ted Diethrich. THIRD ROW: Dave Coldren, Gerry Worth, Stuart Buchanan, Fred Mullin, Bill Moyer, Bob White, Clyde Hamilton, and David Dimmers. V, E T0 3, . lvl s O 0 can it K Ct U L IST ROW: Michael Keiley, Myron Stafford, Sarah Savarino, Joyce Fitzgerald, Karen Weisgerber I Mary Bach, Mary Barron, Sue Slagle, Mrs. Jackson. 2ND ROW: Gloria Comar, Kathleen Wallace, Mike Callahan, Janett Lowe, Marcia McLean, Jerry Worth, Gay Rockwood, Sandra Raymond, Sally Vedder, Donna Dietz, 3RD ROW: Mary Gettings, Shirley Morrison, Marcus Hayes, David Dimmers, Marilyn Lippert, Shirley Taylor, Thom Hodgson, Jeanne Caskey, Martha Bonfiglio, Dick Kneen, Dale Boyce. 4TH ROW: Chris Johnston, Sybil Salsbury, Margaret Kalder, Larry Jennings, Rita Luke, Shirley Hatch, Nancy Norris, Margaret Lauder, Judy Pifer, Marcia Woodard. The Latin Club has added one more successful year to its re- cord. The presiding officers for the year were president, Karen Weisgerberg vice-president, Joyce Fitzgerald, secretary, Sarah Savarinog and treasurer, Myron Stafford. The kids, along with their program chairman, Sue Glagleg games chairman, Mary Barron, food chairman, Lavilla Schusterg music chairman, Mary Bachg and their advisor, Mrs. Jackson, helped to contribute to the success of the club. The club's activities and projects for the year included a booth at the fair, singing Christmas Carols in the halls, and making Christmas and Valentine Cards. They ended their successful year with their annual Latin Club Banquet. 64 Ween OLUQIU Editor . . . Assistant Editor . News Editor . Assistant . . Feature Editor Assistant . Sports Editor . Assistant . . Club Editor . Exchange Editor . Music Editor . fri? Cl,9Ql . Beverly Scovill . . Sharon Bray . Becky Morrison . . Theora Trapp . . Shirley Ebel Mary Lou Mellick . . Dale Oberlin . . . Ted Todd Celesta Williams . . Judy Keiley . . Jerry Frantz Assistant . . . . Judy Pennock Fashion Editor Gloria Triechman Assistant . . . . Marian DeFranco Literary Editor . . . Mary Lou Andrews Girls' Sports Editor . Society Editor . . . Humor Editor . . Assistant .... . . Jane Hodgson . Kay O'Meara . . Gary Scoville . . Dick Wilkins Circulation Manager ....... Barbara Bailor Assistants .... Dick Stanbridge and Ronnie Stanton Advertising Manager ....... Nancy Davis Assistants .... Marcia Scovill and Mary Mellick Reporters: Pat McKinney, Fred Mullin, Barb Bailor, Jan Peterson, Carol Rouch, Judy Pennock, Bob Gaberdiel, Norman Sloan, Joyce Smith, Linda Burr, Pat Horsch, Karen Katzenrneyer Co-Advertising Managers: Marcia Scovill and Sharon Loney Adviser, Not Pictured . . Lowell M. Green T f r -lem ROW I: Jerry Dougherty, Alberta Thorp, Gloria Triechman, Sharon Bray, Judy Pennock, Jane Reamer, Sharon Hammel, Jane Hodgson, Joyce Smith, Cherie Brown, Miss Fulton, Shirley Ebel, Shirley Watkins, Nancy Davis, Virginia Gray, Linda Burr, Mary Lou Mellick, Theora Trapp, Sue Montgomery. ROW 2: Anne Momingstar, Sandra Raymond, Mary Bach, Carol Bames, Suzanne Slagle, Kathleen Wallace, Karen Katzenmyer, Marcia McLean, Joyce Fitz- gerald, Mary Barron, Sue Folger, Norma Tanner, Donna Dietz, Nancy Bly, Barbara Struble, Gay Rockwood, Sally Vedder, Sarah Savarino, Karen Weisgerber. ROW 3: Marjorie Drawe, Diana Hamilton, Mary Spangler, Jo Gochanour, Gloria Comar, Connie Kemp, Nancy Bon- figlio, Judy Keiley, Celeste Williams, Pat Gould, Arlene Moore, Pat Vaughn, Barbara Barron, Marcia Scovill, Kay O'Meara, Sandra Masters, Jackie Booher, Sally Gibson, Janetr Lowe. ROW 4: Ioan Collins, Patty Horsch, Becky Morrison, Janet Peterson, Pat McKinney, Bonnie Wheeler, Thelma Champion, Norma Gossman, Sally Sleeper, Beverly Scovill, Claudette Bradford, Judy Weisgerber, Connie Carter, Lynn Morningstar, Marian Defranco, Noma Wolfe, Joan Young, Sharon Loney, Joan Sarles, Marilyn Kahle. The Y-Teens began their year with the annual Kiddie Party. The Y-Teen members acted as Big Sisters to prospective members. Two successful parties, the Christmas Formal, Mystic Holiday , and a caroling party were sponsored with the Hi-Y. Other successful social events included the Father-Daughter Banquet, the Mother-Daughter Tea, and the Senior Breakfast. The club worked on many useful service projects throughout the year. These included helping at the Health Office, presenting programs at the County Farm, reading to children at the hospital, sending chocolates to Germany, providin a school in Tennessee with Christmas gifts and sponsoring Wor?d Prayer Week with the Hi-Y. The Y-Teens presented impressive Christmas and Easter assembliesg as well as a pep assembly. This year's officers were: President, Shirley Ebelg Vice- president, Nancy Davisg Secretary, Cherie Brown, Treasurer, Jane Hodgsong Service chairman, Sharon Hammelg Social chair- man, Shirley Watkinsg Program chairman, Sue Montgomery, Worship chairman, Sharon Bra g Finance chairman, Nancy Bonfigliog Librarian, Noma Woiyfeg Historian, Virginia Grayg Recreation chairman, Linda Burr, Room Custodian, Bonnie Wheelerg Music chairman, Judy Pennockg Bulletin Board, Jane Reamerg and Social Secretary, Mary Lou Mellick. Fr it-U IST ROW: Dick Stanbridge, Ted Todd, Jerry Frantz, Phil Mattson, Mr. Stephens, Frank Betts, Ted Diethrich, Jerry Wilson, Jack Carlos. 2ND ROW: Phil Miles, Fred Nott, David Dimmers, Dave Mullin, Dick Swinehart, Dick I-Iarring, Dick Wilkins, Don Roose, Phil Kneen, Bill Huggett. 3RD ROW: Larry Worth, Larry Jennings, Don Hickok, Gerry Worth, Larry Hayes, Bill Leinbach, Stuart Buchanan, Peter Strom, Jerry Double, Don Cascarelli. 4TH ROW: Earl Clark, Phil Speith, Gary Scoville, Bob Lape, Fred Micklow, Jack Ludeman, Charles Robison, Ronnie Stanton. This year was an eventful one for the Hi-Y. The service pro- jects included sending Christmas gifts to a school in Tennessee in co-operation with the Y-Teens, adopting a Greek orphan through the Foster Parents Association, having a check-room at the basket ball games, and helping in the Red Feather Drive. The proceeds from the Check-room went to the Y.M. C.A. World Service Fund. Not only was much accomplished in the field of service, but they also had fun at the social functions. In December the Hi-Y, along with the Y-Teens, sponsored a very successful Christmas formal and a Caroling Party. Other social highlights were the Mother-Son Banquet and the Father- Son Picnic. Officers for the year were: President, Phil Mattson, Vice President, Ted Diethrich, Secretary, Frank Bettsg Treasurer, Terry Frantz. Committee chairmen were: Phil Kneen, Social, Ted Diethrich, Programg Fred Nott, Worship, Dick Stanbridge, Serviceg Bob Lape, Membershipg Jerry Frantz, Finance. 67 i rio 'T' 'wwf P .fd Cgalolaeffa C400 FIRST ROW: Sonya McLain, Helen Nott, Sheryl James, Pat McLain, Judy Lee Davis, Jerry Commings, Bob Frantz, Phil Fowler, Carlo Lambright, Shirley Harrington, Viola Wyllys, Sheryl Johnson, Thais McArthur. SECOND ROW: Sonya Brown, Karen Rumsry, Beverly Ross, Shirley Esterline, Penny Lint, John McElroy, Paul DeFranco, Dand Lewis, Carlene Schlutz, Marcia Woodard, Jeanne Caskey, Sharon Dodge, Nancy Norris. THIRD ROW: Karen Lott, Mary Jane Kinney, Marilyn Lillert, Judy Ceoddy, Tommy Towns, Myorn Stafford, Michel Keiley, David Scharp, Erwin Finkdinder, Darlene Scoggins, Edith Keiley, Rita Luke, Molloy O'Meara. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Lauder, Sandra Emerich, Deanna Palma, Gerald Spence, Phillip Miles, Ronnie Sowers, Jerry Jenkinsm Larry Hayes, Anne Stevens, Sybil Salsbury, Judy Ann Davis, Connie Richard. OLUQI' Mal' FIRST ROW: Karen Lott, Sara Mattson, Mary Jane Kinney, Judy Pifer, Mr. Richardson, Peg Hames, Mary Gettings. SECOND ROW: Sonya Brown, Doris Hagarnan, Shirley Taylon, Shirley Morrison, Marcia Woodard, Nancy Gray, Sybil Salsdury. THIRD ROW: Phil Scovill, Dick Kneen, John McElroy, Dale Boyse. ,,,,,,,,,,, U ,.,. . ..,,,.,., ,,,... ., . , . .,,,. K I n .,,, M W., ., N-W -I ff-- A--V-We-4-1 5 T f E i' ommerciaf FIRST ROW: Shirley Walters, Charles Sprow, Maurice Webb, Jeannette Lamb, Sally Kelly, Mr, Clark, Dick Foster, Bob Reynolds, Wendell Moyer, Marshall Matz. SECOND ROW: Sue VanHouten, Marcia Schmitt, Betsy Arch, Anita Cascarelly, Phyllis Buelow, Beth Shilling, Gloria Luke, Iolene Lambright, Judie Pitts, Janice Piper, Gladys Sussex, Marilyn Kahle, Jack Carlos. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hutchins, Mary Lou Emerich, Ester Shilling, Donna Dietz, Jan Peterson, Sandra Masters, Joyce Smith, Dale Oberlin, Vincent Fox, Ted Bildner, James Fowle, and Richard Harrington. This is the third year of the Commercial Club. The officers of the year were: President Dick Foster, Vice-President Bob Reyn- olds, Secretary Jeanette Lamb, Treasurer Sally Kelley. At their meetings this year some of their guest speakers were local busi- nessmen and industrialists. For their service project they spon- sored six trips to Percy Jones Hospital at Battle Creek, which began with the Christmas trip. The funds raised for this project came from the student directory assembled and sold by the club members. The club was active in many other ways such as holding two dances after games, pep meeting, sponsoring a basketball team, which had a very successful season, and taking a trip to Greenfield Village and THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY. The special feature of the year was the Commercial Club held May 8th, Don Clark is the advisor. 69 7. ,... ...rw ix.. ,., ,,.. N. ., L T1 f A in P , . rg 11 - A y, ,K ,W -- ' A 'M A ----.K A , J-,gr II. K N , , . ,.nw,yw.. x I , , E A 'r .L .4 9- Q - ,M L t gem FIRST ROW: Cherie Brown, Pat McKinney, Janice Wise, Shirley Taylor, Claudette Wagner, Miriam Weisgerber, Virginia Grey, Mary Barron, Sharon Hammel, Karen lntt, Miss Jackson, Mary Hansen, Betty Hames, Sandra Masters, Pat Horsch, Bonnie Whee- ler, Nancy Bonfiglio, Judy Keiley, Joyce Fitzgerald, Kathleen Wallace, Norma Tanner, and Sally Vedder. SECOND ROW: Connie Kemp, Rita Luke, Sybil Salsbury, Shirley Morrison, Beverly Watkins, Pat McLain, Jeanne Caskey, Martha Bonfiglio, Judy Haman, Sara Mattson, Judy Pifer, Peggy Hames, Mary Gettings, Anne Elliott, Edith Keiley, Sue Hoeger, Mary Kinney, Deanne Palms, Barbara Benedict, Nancy Dike, Nancy Grey, Mary McNeal, Carol Fox, Dianne Hauer, Sharon Bray. THIRD ROW: Janet Lowe, Kathleen Dempsey, Margaret Kalder, Nancy Morris, Margaret Lauder, Marcia Woodard, Pat Todd, Janet Welder, Barbara Struble, Sharon Loney, Claudette Bradford, Barbara Barron, Lynne Momingstar, Nancy Bly, Donna Dietz, Sandra Raymond, Karen Weis- gerber, Marcia Scovill, Linda Burr, Mary Lou Mellick, Patsy Vaughan, Nancy Davis, Connie Carver, Arlene Moore, Thais McArthur, and Kay O'Meara. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Emerick, Shirley Ebel, Beverly Scovill, Helen Goshorn, Doris Hagaman, Iane Reamer, Thelma Champion, Jane Jodgson, Sue Montgomery, Alberta Thorp, Frances Densmore, Marcia McLean, Sue Slagle, Judy Weisgerber, Gloria Comar, Joan Sarles, Marilyn Khale, Sara Savarino, Gay Rockwood, Sue Folger, Mary Back, Carol Barnes, Gladys Sheets, Ann Morningstar, and Jan Peterson. The Girls Athletic Association promoted many Girls' sports through several activities this year. Bowling, Basketball, Vollyball, and softball were enjoyed by all members. The girls basketball intramurals were also sponsored by the G.A.A. A newly organized part of the club was the Cheer Block which met with the Cheerleaders for weekly practice. ' The annual G.A.A. banquet for all members and their mothers was held in the Spring. Awards were presented at that time. The G.A.A. officers for 1952-53 were Sharon Hammel, Presidentg Karen Lott, Vice-President, Mary Barron, Secretary, and Virginia Gray, Treasurer. Miss Arlene Jackson was the group's advisor. 70 .giaorfd 5 illll 'Y -' N Elifikiif- by ' 2 E 553 We ik .gr 535 S ' Z' 'f 4 4 2, . xii f J x 1 wax M4 v VHS 1? ff 1 ?i i 3,gf ' fgffgj Q E? A if Q, f e l S, K1., L X, f? 5. Q I Q-la gg :gf xg., V, ip , zffftffi gi 2 4 x s3,Q, 2 V 4. Q .V 9 W1 YQ, Ei 4 .1 p2ff j? in ,H ff, 1:1 X56 ll f z A,.., 3' 'J f 5 1 Q it 4 2 ' Craig fi fig, Lifir V V Tsxsfi W, ,I 3' KS? Z ' Kyla ffl f I -.f,5f'4ef 1 L ' ' 4 if ff.f?.m ' iff? - Q N ,WF ff-'g,,'!f ' ' A 1- Aff , 7' L' Y . , ': W :rw-mmm R 5 fi' W Q-- 1 ' ,'Li:.'g':-1 :QI k K k Sl' ,AL . Q X ' 4' sf. f 'W M -, K SIT S .ML I ' Ii rx' If .f,w?.h -A? Zi. i W 55-X' K -3:55155 i mg i K' A 1 4 Q jf .. V f. F f F BQ ii' A., ,..+ arieiie -T-' 4' s , N5 . Y.. f M, 5.3 ff.. -Qvgg , Lf. il . J . A f f H 5 A, 55.5 , . A 5. V255 5 , .Q If 52555, Liv k , . QA1 K Q fm H W 22:5 s .,. . -J . A Rik if W x N X 'Q , f--We EW. . it K vw ex ' W 5 K, K S Q wi k T 'V Q m l ulrdifg joofdaf The 1952 football squad played it's first season in the new Southeastern Michigan Conference. The Hornets won one and lost two league games and lost four non-conference games. The team had the material and the ability but just couldn't get that extra touchdown that would mean a win. Hillsdale 6 Eaton Rapids 32 13 Coldwater Z9 6 Monroe Catholic Central 14 27 Tecumseh 13 18 Howe Military School 20 26 Montpelier 34 0 Bedford Z1 2:52I'U2 joofdaf The reserve squad this year, coached by John Donnolley, was composed of twenty seven members. By finishing the season with a respectable record of three wins, two losses, and one tie, the boys proved themselves to be a hard-fighting squad which should offer very good prospects for next year's varsity team. The boys opened the season with the defeat of Tecumseh Z0-0, then after losing the next two games to Bed- ford 32-0 and Coldwater 12-0, they were again victorious by defeating Jonesville twice 6-0 and Z6-13, while tieing the last game of the season with Adrian 13-13. 73 IST ROW fl to rj : Ted Diethrich, Dale Oberlin, Tom Arch, Ted Todd, Dennis Lawton, Jerry Wilson. 2ND ROW: Bob Lape, Dick Inman, Dick Harring, Phil Kneen, Dennis Draggoo, Jack Reamer. 3RD ROW: Coach James Inman, Don Scoville, Larry Jennings, Dick Swinehart, Michael Callahan. ardifg gwgefdaf The Hillsdale Hornets did fairly well this year, winning eight and losing eight games. In the newly-formed Southeastern Michigan League they placed second. They accomplished one of their goals, and to most people assured themselves of a successful season by beating Coldwater in a thrilling see-saw battle, 43-41. Hillsdale attended the tournaments at Adrian this year and won over Bedford in their first contest. Their next opponent was Tecumseh who tied the game in the last second and then went on to win in the overtime. Eaton Rapids Z8 Hillsdale 50 Toledo Woodard 54 33 Tecumseh 38 34 Fremont, Indiana 57 Z8 Paulding, Ohio 36 50 Angola, Indiana 53 51 Bedford 38 57 Coldwater 41 43 Monroe Catholic Central 55 83 Tecumseh 53 45 Bedford 54 50 Howe Military 48 Z2 Monroe Catholic Central 49 52 Montpelier 49 63 Angola, Indiana 69 47 Eaton Rapids 45 67 Sponsored by - HILLSDALE CO-OP . J T -my 5 yy MI, L, Q D A , N' 5 , LW- L Dal ,-z, 1 ,.W, fy , ,L , At php -' 'E' X ff My ' T 1 L L. to R.: ROW I: Dick Swinehart, Bill Moyer, Don Bulmon, Fred Mullin, Jim Morlock, Bob Haviland and Don Scoville. ROW 2: Larry Jennings, Larry Worth, Larry Moore, Jack Luedeman, Bill Leinbach, Duane Ash, and Mike Callahan. ROW 3: Joel Little, Daryl Ewles, Gerry Worth, Jim Rowe, Bob Gaber- diel, Coach Richardson. 2681112 The 1952-53 basketball season proved to be an outstanding year for the Reserve squad, as they won first place in the Southeastern Michigan Conference by downing all other Conference rivals. The team finished the season with a . 500 average, as they won eight games while losing the other eight by very narrow margins. This year, the boys, with the assistance of Coach Richardson, proved themselves to be a hard fighting squad which will surely offer great prospects for next year's Varsity. Sponsored by GUY OSBORN Insurance 8: Real Estate 75 , ,Mi . I , r, I My I V r A A A A ' 5'l ' A I H ' 'Q juc Zwalxhgigf v ,LW , if Nw K by , MVA' 'V' K: 5,15 of :rf ' 1 fir '. Psa - X- I tum , , ,fi-,V A .,. --fm. .,,-..- . . ' ' J .AOP Wt -+3 :Q ' FRONT ROW: David Lint, Dan Smith, Jerry Worth, DAry1 Ewles, Stuart Buchanan, Bruce Foulke. BACK ROW: Bill Slade, Larry Worth, Dick Harring, Phil Mattson, Pete Strom, Fred Nott, Dale Boyce, and Coach Donnelly. This page sponsored by HILLSDALE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 76 ness, wk ' '. .K m '1 '- ' v'Z'! 4Qn x '-it X . v Q A - 1 N '4' is W 5 ' -if! I 3 4 M-Zllfggaf FRONT ROW: Dean Scoville, Bob White, Bill Moyer, Jack Reamer, Jim Morlock, Dick Swinehart, Bob Smith. SECOND ROW: Wendell Moyer, Ted Todd, Dick Inman, Duane Ash, Clyde Hamilton Bob Gaberdiel, Bob Haviland, Jerry Fauver, Coach Richardson. BACK ROW: Jerry Jenkins, Dick Clapp, Junior Newell, Phil Zeigler, Don Bulmon, Dick Freese. V This page sponsored by STOCK'S AND SONS 77 V ,,,,..-sv ' X 15 -1 'Q fi, 4 l 5 l , 77 ,lg K , ,fa R SL fx, L Q2 :Jig-iii IST ROW: Duwayne Riker, Fred Bach, Ken Stalhood, Glen McNeil, Francis Swan, Willis McArthur. 2ND ROW: Dean Scoggins, Cleo Swan, Dale Rich, Jim Myers, Dick Wilkins, Gerald Spence, Alger Dow. 35 ROW: Ted Champion, Dave Coldren, John Donahue, Jim Hill, Bernard Kelley, Mr. Morningstar. IST ROW: Charles Sprow, Bob Reynolds, Dick Foster, Wendell Bortell, Tom Ringle. 2ND ROW: Vincent Fox, Jack Carlos, Mr. Clark, Jim Fowle, Richard Harrington, Marshall Matz. gli . A -' 1 aw-A 'ff' .1 W1 A WORD ABOUT OUR ADVERTISERS The business establishments which have spon- sored pages, and sections in the back of the book have willingly and ungrudgingly contributed finan- cially that this Tween Towers might be brought to you. These people are backers of your schools. Back them! PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 80 MRS. WIRICK, MRS. HARRING. COOLQ ClfL5t0Adl'l5 Orville Little, Fred Gottschalk, Robert Newman, Corlan Dufur, Harold Gettings fa 1 ,L ' 1 4 J, 4 4.1 Q' fi Lf, 6 V 'L,,, ' X3 f l ff 91,5 f , I N 5 , an Liu I All .fs.Q,.tQ wjaggwf X ,Y fe Q? 71' 1. riff 5 an :jg is xr' I 'LVQX' MS . s ,Q K ,W pm , if Ki uf' I Axim 33, i ' 5 - , i M, .i . I +V- x 4 I W ,mi ,,,m,,,. , . 1 'Milt' gk n if-64 af ' -5, xi gm. C8:P PRINTING HILLSDALE COMPANY STEEL Letterpress and Offset Printing PRODUCTS 45 North Street Hillsdale ss 7 i 11611 3 111311 S busy, f Xi' Wli leisure Q Jr ' ' q . Y, . X mix x Strllies lnm as V' l Q' a 'Wonderful Pleasure .K ll! I Robert Browning, Th: Glove X , X X SM No matter what your work, a uf ll leisurely moment's pause to enjoy ,Q a delicious Coca-Cola is always a pleasure.. .always refreshing, too. A . ' 4 ll Q1 ff Y v .ZF I f W I I aomen uuosn Aurnonmr or me cocA-com comrmv sv 'f E , ' ' ' Tri-County Bottling Co. Q 1952, me com-coux commv CHEER UP! You. . . And Your Classmates Never Leave Nor Graduate From The Friendly Pages of-- HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS Heating Plumbing KAT ZENME YE RS HARDWARE Sporting Goods SIX POINT DINER Open 5 a.rn. - 8 p.m. Best Cup of Coffee in Town THE O'MEARA AGENCY INSURANCE OMEARA 8: COMPANY 53 North Howell St. Hillsdale ISIIHIMANS Your Fashion Stores Thru-Out Michigan Educate Your Children NULL'S DAIRY Phone 734 Pure Pasteurized Milk Cream Chocolate Milk Cottage Cheese Eggs Orangeade Butter Congratulations from BLUE 8: WHITE CLEANERS Phone 1039 160 Lewis St. Best Wishes SM1TH'S FLOWERS DAIRY QUEEN Phone Z9 Carleton Rd. Jim DeFranCO' ' 1 Hillsda e Prop. D. Taylor .I.W. Taylor W. D. TAYLOR AGENCY Insure in Sure Insurance State Bank Bldg. Phone 837-M Hillsdale, Michigan HILLSDALE RECREATION ROOMS fabove Spinning Wheel Bakery? Bowling, Billiards, 81 Pocket Billiards Phone 935 H.A. Brad Bradish W. R. Croose OAK HAVEN ST ORE 3 Miles East of Hillsdale on M34 between the lakes Boats - Motors Restaurant - Groceries Sodas - Phone 9136 - Meats HAWKINS MARINE SUPPLY Headquarters for the sportsman Mercury Outboards - Boats Phone 190 R93 Hillsdale, Michigan WILLIAM PRIDEAUX AGENCY Established in 1890 Insurance 57 N. Howell St. Phone Z0 Hillsdale, Mich. MODERN CLEANERS 350 Hillsdale St l Block North of College Pickup 81 Delivery Bring Hangers Phone ZZZ Compliments of READING BRASS CO. MILLERS Manufacturers 8: distributors The Outstanding Store for of tube faburactions Brass fitting 8: Copper tubing Wornen's Apparel and Accessories Branches Denver, Atlanta, New York City GRAY AND WHITE Best Wishes from Chevrolet Oldsmobile RUMSEY St SON 12. N. Manning St. Hillsdale To the Class of '53 FARNSWORTH'S Make our store your store for drugs, greeting cards, gifts, toiletries, and photo-finishings HENNESSY'S DRUGS STORES Hillsdale 8: Reading Hillsdale MARKET HOUSE Your friendly Spartan store Meats -Groceries-Produce GORNY-WINZELER Your Stationer .Greeting Cards . Gifts . School Supplies . Office Supplies Compliments of It pays to trade at. . . ELLIOT ICE Sf COAL, CQ, McSHERRY'S DRUG STORE Hillsdale, Michigan Phone 72 Hillsdale H.J. ISHZEH 8 S0 ,I II. Hardware - Furniture Phone 1051 Buy your life Insurance early It costs less and pays you more GARNETT H. LENTZ AGENCY telephones: Office 115Z-R--- Home 1152-W 98 1f2 North Broad--- Hillsdale, Michigan HICKOK'S APPLIANCES Hillsdale, Michigan Be sure to see us when in need of appliances for the home. See Kelvinator! Zenith The very best in Radio 81 Television. J.C. DECKER Pontiac Ez Cadillac Sales 8: Service Congratulations to Seniors of 1953 THE STADIUM Best to you from X i H . ...,, to we 1 , A --AA 1 .AQ'A' 3 .-A A' 1-1:1-:EQ 1, -.,. Wiz-'Es' :' A- .',V X -Ai' ' ' -, , - -A ' Comphments of Wm, e t 1 K new A E ' ,, A HA YES FURNITURE WAY BAKING CO. AND CROCKE RY Compliments of STAR LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Compliments of DeROSE ARBOR oors South of Dawn Theatre Nick DeRose, Prop. ROGER LOSEY Your Hillsdale Jeweler Hillsdale, Michigan WESTERN AUTO STORE Al Weisgerber Owner Headquarters for: Sporting goods Fishing tackle Car parts Tools Toys JOHN M. WILLIAMS INC. Ford Sales and Service Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class Of '53 MORRIS 5 and 10? to Sl. 00 F Compliments of the MAPLES BOWLING ALLEY 55 Hillsdale Street DRIGGS DAIRY FARMS INC. Toledo and Palmyra Everything for School HILLSDALE SCHOOL SUPPLY, INC. 41 North Street Hillsdale, Michigan Hillsdales Most Popular Eating Spot THE HI-HO SODA BAR Featuring: Hot Noonday luncheons Hamburgers Hot Dogs French Fries Chili 100 No. Broad Telephone 1678-.I Compliments of KENNEDY IMPLEMENT KNICKERBOCKER SALES l Allis -Chalmers MOTOR Tractors and Equipment SALES Crosley Appliances and,television DeSoto Plymouth WOLVERINE SCHOOL PERRYS AND OFFICE SUPPLY MEN'S CO. WEAR Hillsdale, Michigan Across from the Court House BAND BOX CLEANERS BINDER MOTOR SALES INC. Pick up and delivery Nash Sales and Service Phone 1326 Hillsdale 29 North Broad Hillsdale, Michigan After graduation, as before, Congratulations Class of '53 it is work, not Wishing, THE BLOSSOM SHOP that will bring you success. Complete Floral Service THE BUCHANAN Phone 631 COMPANY South Howell Street AllIlD PHUDUCTS CUHPURATIUN MICHIGAN LE UTHEUSER GAS BUICK UTILITIES INC. CO. Hillsdale Phone 141 SPINNING WHEEL SALT RISING BREAD Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '53 SQUIER AND STEVENS MEN'S WEAR J.C. PENNEY CO. , Compliments INC. f Satisfaction is what you o pay for today-- BUD'S but get later on. Hillsdale Michigan Your Prescription Pharmacy - ROSS DRUGS Congratulations Eastman Kodak Agency SWINEHART'S Russell Stover Candies HILLSDALE Zenith Hearing Aids VARIETY Southern Michigans Finest STORE Prescription Stock George A. Ross Elmer G. Ross 1 w I ffl? YEARIOOKS NUM O, gumliv I ,ifvx MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS